The Dickinson press., 1887-05-14
GENERAL NEWS.
The Glendive MONTY Times ha
suspended.

George Smiths livery stable adjoin.
ing We're destroyed by fire ut Lincoln,
Neh. Loss $4,000.
a complimentary breakfast was
rendered to Queen Kapiolani, at Bos-
ton, by Mayor O'Brien at the Parker
house on Monday.
Owing to the prevalence of scarlet
fever ut Madison. Wis, all the schools
except the high school have been
closed at the suggestion Of the board
of health.
Fire broke out in r. p. Georges
building and burned blacksmith
shop and w. IL. Bangs dwelling
house at Glyndon, Mimi. last Monday
The loss is $4,000.
The jury i'll the case of the State vs..
Ellison Smith for the murder of
Abram Peek, Oh trial several weeks
at West Union. Iowa. returned a YER
dict of not guilty.
Since navigation has opened at Du-
luth propcr-mindcd citizens of that
thriving city have ceased to regard
Chicago us vel a pretended rival.
Express Messenger Fotheringham
has sued the Adams Express COM
pany Camden and Pinkerton for
Sl'n,onn damages for false arrest and
imprisonment.
The total number of persons known
to have persisted i'm the mine disaster
at NanllDo is lS9, of whom 50 were
Chinese and lO7 whites. More than
half of the white men leave families.
Paul Grottkau. the anarchist, who
made incenliary speeches at Milwau-
kee last May was sentenced last Sat.
urday to one year at hard labor in
the house of correction by Judge
Sloan.
a copper smelling and refining
works are to he established at Duluth
in connection with the Anaconda
mine of Montana to prevent the ne
cessity of sending to Wales.
\ dispatch from Flagstaff, Ariz..
announces the death there of b. b.
Bulwinkle from pneumonia. He was
president of the Arizona Cattle ON
pany and one of the most prominent
business men of Arizona.
At Chicago. Col. Bolton was sen.
fenced to the Joliet pe%nitcntiary for
Il term of two years. His crime was
that of defrauding the government
while mail agent. lie got away with
100000.
Last winter the French priests of
Minnesota appealed to the
holy see against the German Catholic
authorities of the st. Cloud diocese.
a cablcgram from Rome announces
that Cardinal Gibbons has been given
the task of setting things to rights.
The comptroller of the currency at
Washington has authorized the West
ern National bank, of the city of New
York, to begin business with Il capt.
tai of $4,000, 600. The officers are:
Daniel Manning, president. and Fer
dinand Blankinham, cashier.
Richard X. Fox has deposited
$1,000 forfeit to match Jake kilrain
against John l.. Sullivan, with gloves
for $4,000 a side and the worlds
championship heavyweight diamond
belt. the contest to take place near
Baltimore or Pittsburg within six
months. If not accepted within two
weeks Kilrain will claim the belt.
John Fromer was shot and killed
at Greensburg, Ind, by his wife.
They had separated Il short time he
fore and John was living with his
brother. The cause of their separ-
alton was Mrs. Fromer's violent aver.
sion to her husbands two little child.
rem by a former wife.
Advices from BanZa Mundeka, Con-
go, say: "N1r. Henry NJ. Stanley, with
his expedition for the relief of Emin
Bey. has arrived here. All the mem.
bers of his party are we'll. Mr.. STAN
ley has decided to take the route
by way of Stanley Falls for Emin's
camp at Wadelai. He will restore
the authority of the international as.
ISOLATION at Stanley Falls, install Tip
pc lib and afterwards ascend the Um.
bara."
Indian horse thieves, undoubtedly
Canadian Bloods, are operating along
the Teton and in the Sun river coun-
try. Lawrence Hood and two others
while looking for strayed horses on
the Teton, came upon a party of
Bloods having eight American horses.
\ man just in from Birch creek says
there are several war parties of Cana
dian Indians on this side of the line
and trouble may be expected.
Consultations between representa-
tives of the various gypsy tribes. that
began Immediately after the burial
of Queen Jamie ut Dayton. Ohio, last
month, interrupted by jealousies of
the tribes that had candidates for
succession to the throne. have ended,
and the indications nov are that
Miss Missouri Stanley, a maiden wo.
man, aged about 35 years. and daugh-
ter of the deceased Queen Matilda,
will he recognized as reigning queen
of all the gypsies of North America.
E. f. Oliver, of Bardsley, ILL.,,
jumped from the west.bound cannon
ball last Saturday ut Iowa Point, Ne
braska, and was drowned in the Mis-.
souri, river. He was frightened at
two confidence men who were work
ing him, and ran to the platform,
dragging his ten-year old boy with
him. Conductor Coplan caught the
boy i'll time to save his life. The
train was running thirty-five miles an
hour, and was stopped as o as pos.
sible, but no trace of Oliver could
be found.
a dispatch from Guaymas, Mexico,
says the shocks continue at Ures.
Many buildings are cracked and rem.
dered unsafe. The inhabitants are
leaving rs fast as possible. A large
slice OF the mountain neal the town
fell down with a terrible crash. Eric.
ton of rocks igniting the woods
caused the belief that a volcano had
broken out. AT Delica's Santa Ella
mine the earthquake caused q great
panic. The whole hill fell down. scat
tering rocks among $50 persons. For
%tunately nobody was hurt.
Police Superintendent Murray was